Dope base layers

[BCKicker540]

anyone know the name of that company that makes sick base layer wicking shirts, i saw it on rsn the other day but i cant remember the name

 

[GL830]

I don't know the one you're referring to but I really like the Helly Hansen base-layers. They do the whole moisture-wick thing.

 

[james44]

sweat pants all the way

 

[duophunkin]

EESA

 

[RudyGarmisch]

Helly Hansen LIFA. Thats all you need.

 

[LC.]

Do yourself a favour and read the info on www.icebreaker.com . I've used pretty much everything out there and now own 5 pieces of this stuff.

 

[skifree919]

i agree. I've had one for 5 years and still use it. For running mostly actually, but skiing too when its really cold out

 

[LC.]

And the best thing about it is it doesn't hold odours. I used to wash my baselayer once a week when I skied every day. And that means you only need to buy one instead of two or three synthetics.

 

[brenker]

north face has sick ones

 

[nard]

I just bought some north face baselayers to run and ski in...I've got hot chili's too....both of them are ridiculously warm. I really like the North Face stuff alot tho.

 

[Powdered_Donuts]

under armour ftw

 

[Silence]

icebreaker.

i think the record for someone wearing icebreaker base layer gear without washing it is well over 150 days

 

[nard]

that's just nasty...who keeps records like that anyways...?

 

[jibsworth]

PATAGONIA

... pretty much the best stuff.

 

[rockerrider]

ya remember reading something like 260 days

 

[LC.]

I think it's like 196 or 198, it says on the sides of the boxes. It was a round the world sailor who did it - space is at a premium for those guys so the less clothing they have to take, the better.

 

[titsLOL]

hot chilis is mad legit too